Official: Terracciano leaves Milan and joins Cremonese on loan with an obligation to buy upon meeting certain conditions | OneFootball

Filippo Terracciano officially at Cremonese. (@USCremonese)

Filippo Terracciano will try to help Cremonese stay in Serie A next season.

The 22-year-old joined Milan in January 2024 from Hellas Verona but never really found a place with the Diavolo, registering just 23 appearances in all competitions.

Igli Tare and Max Allegri are building the squad for next season, and there is no space in it for the young Italian defender, who finds himself at Cremonese starting today (Monday).

“Milan can confirm the transfer of the player Filippo Terracciano to US Cremonese on loan, with an obligation to make the deal permanent upon meeting certain conditions,” a statement reads. “The Club thanks Filippo for his professionalism and commitment and wishes him the very best for his personal and professional future.”

Matteo Moretto reports that should Cremonese stay in Serie A then they’ll be obligated to buy him for €3-4m. Terracciano will very soon be joined by Warren Bondo who’s set to join Cremonese on loan without an option to buy.